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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Distance - Grammar

Is this sentence correct?

The distance between my home and your home is half the distance of my home to college.

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Home is not exactly a location, but still your sentence would be unremarkable in everyday conversation. It rather sloppily condenses the final phrase, but people do talk like that. "

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  • Home is not exactly a location, but still your sentence would be unremarkable in everyday conversation.
  • It rather sloppily condenses the final phrase, but people do talk like that.
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Home is not exactly a location, but still your sentence would be unremarkable in everyday conversation. It rather sloppily condenses the final phrase, but people do talk like that. In more careful speech I might say,"The distance between my house and yours is half the distance from my house to the college."

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